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President Trump Suggests Gas Tax Increase to Fix Infrastructure

February 26, 2018Inclue

A bipartisan meeting was recently held at the White House where President Donald Trump suggested a $0.25 increase in gas would help cover a new infrastructure plan. According to Drive Mag, the new infrastructure plan would have an ultimate goal of raising $1.5 trillion to help fix America’s infrastructure. Although, about $200 billion of that […]

The USA Gymnastic Team Is Not Alone In Dealing With Sexual Abuse Scandals

February 22, 2018Inclue

Swimming is the fourth most popular activity or sport across the United States, and that would explain why there is an Olympic team dedicated to it. Sadly, some of those women who have joined the USA Swimming team may have regretted it since. Just as the USA Gymnastics team members have suffered, it is coming […]

Can This Wearable Technology and App Prevent Seniors From Falling?

February 21, 2018Inclue

Wearable technology is generally thought to be used by millennials, teens, and early adopters, but a new fall detection waistband developed at the Universitat Politècnica de València in Spain could help prevent fall injuries in older individuals. FallSkip is an Android device with an accompanying app that can be used to assess the likelihood of a […]

Researchers From Johns Hopkins Studying Cockroach Movements For New Robots

February 20, 2018Inclue

Cockroaches are fascinating. They originated 280 million years ago, they can survive being submerged underwater for 30 minutes, and they can even live for seven days without their head. But thanks to researchers from Johns Hopkins University, cockroaches are going to help… robots? According to ZME Science, researchers are using cockroaches to inspire the future […]

Florida Is No Longer Exclusively For Retirees, Millennials Are Heading South As Well

February 20, 2018May 9, 2019Inclue

For years, Florida has been home to one of the largest populations of senior citizens. Millennials are starting to break that trend, however, and Florida’s age range looks like it’s going to shift toward a much younger demographic. Senior citizens or not, 63% of Americans plan to work after retirement age — and many of those jobs […]

Aftermath of Three Massive Hurricanes, What Now?

February 19, 2018June 15, 2019Inclue

About 80% of adults in the United States own laptops or desktop computers, and if you’ve been on the internet at all over the past few months, you’ve certainly read all about the struggles Puerto Rico, Texas, and Florida are facing. Three massive hurricanes made landfall in these areas in the fall of 2017, and […]